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&c Murphy. John Ma.psy. v iGS
n. JPAbrl, p HAlleeE; John Yiso.
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.rsRr Pool Kansaa City; John Hssk;~
'thrd. EnsISnd.
James Mouaban. S F; Dan Rar5:As
s Eisenb.rE. Bpliios; Wa Ghissa: ,
Henry voig,. Lamoill-; H AFrrdsnihiI,
Ios Taylor, Moun,Ain City: John Nc.
Hse. chns Moody Mars R~ivsr;-Jis /,
Nd,ter, Battle llouhnin.
d McGr-sor. Gomez Jones, Geo
Grant. l'nliioni John MeDernott, Jad :
,DAkin. Lim"ilie; Fred Wilson: TassNN
ron; F Z Drown. Mira J L Martin and
2 children, South Fors: W J Ufton. So
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W B tk.r. Eurekn; H Orr. Wells.
Dan Ferry. Maggie Creek; James
Stnnts, Chas Stok+r. S Stoddard, Hi
stoker. Joe Miller, Geo Duncan. Tusca-
n"rr: 4 d Clippeneer. Lns Angeles; W
W Schmidt. South F: rk; e Kavdnaueh.
Boulder B,>ins Thad Porter. Oscar
Angel, Susie Creek; John cfrndenniuR. !,
Nrls ouierkirk, Mound Valley; =
srnuts. I iaho; TT Hasrts, Huntington
Valley: Gus PETERSON. Wells; Ja HHr- :.
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r'% a. ~ a their II Ill to-nighr:
H'rve NeAdlms got away with the
rnce and the purse ut Port uIlleeL YES.
terdAy.
Inc Spanish Senate has voted $50.
o'O Tor tue erection VI u statue to King
Alfonso.
VS. will give a short report Of The
celebration at Fort HulIeck ia to.mor.
rows issue.
Troy. the suspected dynamiter. has
been discharged by the Queenstown
authorities.
Ii New York Stock f change menu
oerS show strong oijecIio.:s t. tue hIli
Saturday h-lidny move.
The lND acknowledges the
receipt Of Il Copies of the Mali,iu
Laws Of the State OF Nevada.
Turkey desires to occupy Egypt With
her troops wh-;i the English soldiers re.
tire at the enl Of th.ee Years.
The Elku delegation to the Font Hal.
leck crl-Itstin" came dropping in. from
two O'Clock this morning up to noon to-
day.
IL. L. H'pso1d passed through last
evening with two 'nrs Of PuIl, Il Anru,
aud GdIoWny attic for T.. W. C.utcLer,
Of Paradise Valley.
II is esiimited that there wo,e six
hundred people at the For, Yesterday.
every section Of the couutry wthiu II
radius Of forty miles being we'll repre-.
scented.
As this is the day after the Fourth.
We trust that oar read rs viii kind, tx
cu'e the nb .cuce OF news in this i.,u.
~ the lSDE LSDESr force arrived from
Fort III 'lrck by this mUiniug's train.
s1ne"hnI broken up.
Tia. citizens Of E!ko who remained in
to"n yrstrrI' ~ had II regular oil ia.h
i"n'.l jubilee all t, them,, Ives. The
c'"oIN tgt,nt POWDER b Cmrl. fire
cracker, rs,tird auI the l light Was made
Lri.liunt with dr. WORKS.
Stamford. C nnrct;cnt. j. in a p,ro1
ysm Of ,Ncitrnrnt 1. c.u,, fla. nri,..,
pal IT : ,Uctd high Schu Il ~ca,Ir,l - Ger.
tam club social a Luyiu, rY,,,.h n,
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decided one election. ami half th,. t,ur
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opportunity to verify them Jy actual
DEMONSTRATION.
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that's easily explained" r.uI,.d ,h.
editor, "my wif, BELONG ia three Sou.
in, societies in tho village. and IA. Inns
ma excellent memury."
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already taken ruk uiuoug-t the nLl,,t
State Executives OF ths Union. and
his hr"d-lip OF II niih j.
red II prime element i'll the standing
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YouSo:-In virsini,. City.:Nsv., July
O., 1857. Mrs. Jacob Young, motler
ot Mira J.S. Gard tr, Of SEfko. aRud
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23

M Meredith, of Y n;lsa : s.-.lf enter
| tanning and ins.f.:et.ye lectures, also t.
the other teachers Of tn eNormal Sehoo'
| for their instruction in our sections
Resolved, That we recognize in Super
.ntendent W. W. Seaman wise leader,
progressive teacher, friend to all true
teachers, and we pledge to him our
hearty CO operation in his efforts. to
make the schools of this county the best
in the State.
Resolved, That The teachers of Les
Angeles county, in institute assembled,
extend hearty invitation to the teach
ers of the United States to hold the ses--
sion of the National Teachers Institute
OF 1888 iu this State.
Sigsed, +. T. Pierce, II. D. Burnett,
j. N. Pemberton, Miss L. A. Packard,
Miss NJ. T. Foy, T. N. Willis aud L.
Ennis Committee of Resolutions.
Professor L. I. Pierce then invited
the institute to meet in 1883 at Pasa'
dena. This invitation was unanimously
accepted, and it was 80 ordered.
The institute closed by singing Amer
icao
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
Mnn Wants a Tonic

When there is lack of elastic energy in the
system. shown by a sensation OF languor
and unrest In the morning. frequent yawn-
ing duril g the day and disturbed sleep at
night Hos.etter,s Stomach Bitters infuses
unwonted energy into the enieebled and
nervous, endowing them with muscular
digest without inconvehienco. Nervou =
ness, headache, biliousness. impaired appe-
tite and feeble, troublesome stomach are
all and speedily set right by this matchless
regulator and invigorant. The mineral
poisons, among them strychnia and nux
vomic !, are never safe tonics, even in infin-
| itesimai dozes. The Bitters answers the
purpose more effectually, and can be relied
Fever and ague, kidney troubles and rheu-
ma.ism yield to it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23

Sale of lots and acre tracts at Gladstone
o0ay. Train leaves at $3.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
THREE SALIENT POINTS:


Among the coming California are laid out with
beautiful locality than LORDSBURG, Los Angeles county
IORDsBURe is located system aoadsthe Los
Angeles and San Bernano miles northwest of Pomona
most beautiful which level floor the
entire tract Through trains will this road
(Shorbs Saon past the Raymond
foothills above the Aon road to San Bern
the East San Valley Thus ORDSBURG will have
within months 1T will have second
No lots will be sold Of sale, which will
ton The price scheduled at popular prices and the lots
OF location will be sold at auction
the will into improvement fund.- which
schoolhou churches other pubic
which will be definitely announced here
after
On the will be duly and extensively advertised there
another
line road prices low can be had
the intention propetors make the coming sale
the crowning Of the estate
ons will be gathered the day OF SAFE
will provided their COMFORT so m every
will the May-day picnic
Los Angeles look u as
making arrangements to invest accord
ngy large stand ready to commence acve
Immediately the
lots will be sold day Ihe
and surveyed and few days more "
sale will be publicly announced
l. w. LORD, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
PetYOleu ma.
W Vouu Anril 90 -petral on
merchants, read This.

TO those subject to the vexations OF bust
ness life, dyspepsia and feeling of debil-
ity, irritabifty and dependency. we say,
take simmons Liver Regulator. The Reg
ulator is free from any Injurious mineral
at any time without iDtei ring with busi-
ness or pleasure. 1t is gentle, safe, and q
good digestor. 1t is unequalled In the cure
Of piles, constipation, bad breath, sick head
ache and bilious complaints.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
"CHEEK."
Roland Reed Presents IL at tho
Grand.


Grand.
Last night an excellent house in oil
respects assembled to witness the change
of programme by Mr.. Roland Reed and
his company. The comedy by Marsden
which is called Cheek and which has
been so we'll received wherever properly
presented, now very favorable recogni-
tion was rendered by Mr.. Reed and his
associates last night. Mr.. Reed as
"Dick Smythe" and Pairice as "Nell" in
the play and in their special work in
songs, etc., displayed really high de.
yelopment OF talent. Mics Alice Hast
iugs played the part of Mrs. "Abel
Rocket admirably, compelling very
fiattering comparison between herself
and Jeffreys Lewis. Her manner is ad
mirable in the cool impndence demanded
by the role. For the matinee this after
noon and for the closing performance
Tonight Cheek will hold the boards.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
TO.slovl TO.davl

Our carriages, at o 80 A. NJ, to South Los An
zeles. Halfacre lots, t160. Maps at sales-
room of the Southern California Land Com.
pany, PA North Main street, Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
THE PIPES NOW BEING LAID.

The Achson Railroad Now Building Through the Town,
And the foothl line of the Southern Pacific surveyed half mile
further noth-Schoo Buildings and Churches be erected
at once-A portion of the purchase money to be de-
voted to School and Church purposes.
FINE VIEW OF THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
To the west and the SANTA ANA VALLEY to the east.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23

To.day! TO.day!
Our carriages, at 9:30 A. NJ to South Los An.
geles. Half-acre lots, $3.50. Maps at sales
room of the Southern California Land Com
pany, 244 North Main street, Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23

Sale of lots and acre tracts at Gladst ne
to-day. Train leaves at $780,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23

Among coming Southern California laid out with
beautiful locality LORDsBURG Los Angeles county
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
The Grain Markets.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %. Wheat =
Firm buyer season. sls5; ouyer S7. sL.9sss
May. 81 7ssl; June, 1.S215 July, us01a.
Barley-Ssrong; buyer season, $.l21Si
buyer 81. 81 17%.
Oorn-Quiet; California large yellow,
81 OH per GENITAL: small yellow, $1.12l3@
LIS: white, $1.15(01. TX. p-sa]
CHICAGO, April ~, 7. M.-Wheet steadT.
Cash, S3Zc per bushel; May, Sic; June,
8 nc,
6 CIrn-Easy. Cash, 3sc; May, So 9-l6cc
June, 20 9-16c.
Barley-6.eady; $4,000 per bushel.
POrk-Unchanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
Financial,

tations were: THEE per cent. Govern
ment bonds. l00; four per cent.
coupons, 1914; four anG a half per cent cou.
pons, ll0A; Central Pacific. Al; Denver and
Rio Grande, 3lH: Louisville & Nashville,
Texas, S2ss; Northern Pacific, 1874; preferred,
61sz: Northwestern, 20; Oregon Improve
ment, Ss; Oregon Navigation, 1923; Ore.
gon Transcontinental, 3SA; Pacific Mail
United States Express, G3S4; Wells. Fargo d
Cos Express, %; Western Union Tele-
graph, 1873
Government bonds were dull and steady.
Money on call-Easy; 4@5 per cent;
closed, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged; ex.
change fairly active aud steady, at 1854 for
sixty days; 1874 demand.
NEW YORK. April Polar silver, 9b.
SAN Francisco. April 22.-The following
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review of tho Days Transnc. I.
tlOMe.

NEW YORK, April 81 --To.days stock mar
ket is comparatively quiet. and huctua
tions. except in the early part OF the fore
noon, were extremely narrow. Union Pa
cifc was remarkable In the forenoon fer it,
strength. There was an unlocked for furry
in mining stocks in the unlisted depart
ment, and Ph1nix was forced down from
5lIs to 4, closing at 4 l2ls, with heavy bear
ing. The opening was weak, the neares'
prices showing a decline from last even
ine's final figures of Is to Is There was
unusual ectivity in the first half hour, aud
the market was weak and rather feverish'
with declines up to Is. but af.er the first
half hour it rallied. Early losses were gen
orally recovered before noon, after which
the market became quiet and comparatively
steady. There was period of depression
Just after noon, when Wheeling, Lake Erie
and Fort Worth and Denver were decidedly
weak firm tone was again renewed,
however, and generally prevailed up to the
close, Which was quiet and steady.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-23
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, April PA leading weekly
grain circular says: There Is no fresh fea.
ture in the wheat market. Trade is steady,
but without any increase in activity. Nil.
lers are taking only from hand to mouth,
owing to the slow sale of flour. English
wheat is sparingly offered. More money Is
asked. Wheat cargoes are firm, with few
offering. Prices for coast on passage and
for Shipment too high. At to-day's market
the attendance was fair. There was good
demand for wheat at full rates.. Flour was
Hrm, but not active. Sales of corn were
moderate and prices were rathor high
LIVERPOOL April 2l.-Wheat. steady, de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet. steady. demand poor; new
mixed Weste II, IS 1lszd per Genital.
Petroleum..
New YORK, April 22-Petroleum was
stagnant; opened highest and closing at
cr1y s,ot IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
Legal Don't..

Don't Acknowledge n man aq m agent
miles, he can show thai he stands ~ his
principals shoes ~ Ia the business IN hand.
Don't Transcend your authority a.
ageat, or you will become pcHonally ~.
sponsillc.
Don't accept cha,tcl mortgage unleS,
the =, hcdulc annexed contains every arti.
Gle 20 BE- rovcrd by the lien.
Don't iorrt tia, . chaiicl mortgage H..
in fact, n conditional hill ~ sale.
Don't think that compound interest will
render n contract usuriuus.
Don't forget that there n an implied
guaranty IN selling goods hy sample.
Don't sic tot One-hnf of n demand nm
lcss YOU want ~ Lose the other.
Dol't refuse the cill ~ sheriff tn all
him in making an arrest.
Don't rely GA a witness who can't 10
into drtail.
Don't testify 10 your own conclusions
unless YOU arr m expert.
Don't hold paper NJ an account an nm.
reasonable umc, or You will Ice presumed
Ia admit is corrcinrq.
Don't erect building upon foundations
sunkcn into the guuLd ur Il will become
pari at the reality.
Don't take title vhcrr their Ia iud,,.
mcnt against a man Of the same natno ne
your gfautor, without conclusive pr,of
ihat be- Is not the judgment debtor
Don't think that pmmisr to marry win
bo void because no time ~ fixed. mi. lsy
will allow q reasonable time.
Don't forget that prpmissory not. In
the hands Of innocent Third nsttIes H.,
value shuts out all dcicnsq ustiaIly maIc
on contracts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05

I kximt irum n Recent @ntUrh BY Gov. Hill
"1hu sterling integrity, the always dig.
niGrd behavior, the nigh character and
honest purpose OF President Cleveland arc
conceded" said Gov. Till, "by the fair
men Of all parties. In the light Of three
prosperous ycaN OF Democratic admins.
iu'ion, how win seem the predictions In
which our opponents INDUCED. They
predicted disaster 10 all our material
interests. our manufactures were a. bc
destroyed. The country was 10 bc ruined
10y Tree trade. The Confederate debt was
to be assumed. Tho Federal debt was 10
be rcpudiated. The rights OF the coloUd
people were TO b. jcoplrlizcd. All the
combined evils Of war, pcslilcnce and
famine were NJ nothing compared with
the disastrous consequences which were a.
follow the election Of ncmocmtic Prcsi.
dent. These same tactics had been 10.
sorted 10 In the campaign In 1870, aud
they carried that election upon false issues
aud by intimidation OF business men who
feared Ia make change. The people
really desired to elect the gallant soldier,
Hancock, whose abilities aud patriotism
were greatly admired and respected, but
they were reluctant Ia assume the response.
bility Of an alleged experiment and a
lurslnlf fiNkt
To-day witnesses the absolute failure Of
all tho forcbodings II our adycparies. The
country positively refuses 10 he ruined,
even to obligc our Republican friends Il
olsiinatcly insists upon being prosperous
As q whole, the Democracy have met the
just expectations Of the people. aud ara
entitled to their continued confidence. II
u undoubtedly true that all has not bccn
accomplished that WIS possible or dcsirl.
bic. hut II must not DC forgpitcn that the
national administration has been ham.
pcp,d hy an adverse Senate that has ~.
sisted all efforts at uforn. The victory Of
1884 was only partial one, ard Il left the
United states senate aiill Nv the hands NJ
the opposition. II has thus been inp0S,i.
bic 20 successfully carry ont many Of the
reforms which were contemplated. but
enough has already bccn accomplished 10
demonstrate The earnest purpose OF the
party IN ~ dcsirc for good government,
aud 10 viudicuic It's capacity 10 successfully
administer public nilairs. The indcpcnd.
cnt Thought oi the country the men who
attach Themselves to mo- party. aud WHO
are usually extremely cXnciing aud crit
zeal are reasonably satisfied with the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
gr.,.,, n, Ciu,r.,,..-

prtnoIr, Mich. Nov. i--During the
past seventeen months nm unusually largc
number oi young men have been sent Ia
the insane asylum In this State. II hap.
pens that nearly all Of them were largo
consumers of cigarettes, and this fact has
given ri,c In the report that cigarette smok
ing was the cause oi their insanity. In
S,c,rul cnrr this Is positively known to be-
The cnrr, aud there y, consequently, con.
siderable alarm felt 10y parents lor their
cigarette consuming sons.
cl~c ul deafness from This cause in the
person ri appointment society Young man
hns hycn reported Health Ohiccr Dunirld
N'lH ilhl not long ago he was called on by
~ anNiousiaihcr 10 analyzc various brands
w cigarettes by prominent citizen who
h'N s''cuI sons, with view 10 laying the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
FIFTH DAY or TAE FAIR.
Tho Most Successful Yet, and a We
Prepared Program Enjoyed.

mo Most Buccessful Yet, and a Well
Prepared Program Enjoyed.
This will be the sixth and closing day OF
the shelby county colord fair, which has
been entertaining thc people Of that race
during the past week. Yesterday was
probably the most successful day Of the
exposition, being marked 10y a very large
attendance. 4 number Of entries we're
also made, as follows: Several bales Of cot
ton, several hogs, handsome bedroom
81 lor dolls, mndeoi cigar boxes by Joseph
Miller lot OF fine chickens, handsome
aud novel set Of springs attached 10 a cot,
name OF inventor unknown.
In tho evening the attendance WINS enor-
nous, and made the hearts Of the mana
gers buoynnL The following program was
carried ont IN highly Crediiable manner,
beginning at o'clock:
oi,,., ~. 49,. - vs. ianD ne Heart
Accompanies. Mn. A. Guf,ion.
tolo and thouts..,, When tho Miss Have Rolled
Away" Niv Carnclia l.gvlS
Nio Ncllir aud Master Willie Thomas
w., Willie grccr
'''O '' "0' lie Comsiis icvi, ''''i'' pafi"s
~ ... Nasirr Walter Countes
Nj Able ousns. = y '''
Chorus Zin. LOVELY Zion"
Tabcmarlr i.ptis; churrh choir organhi. Prof
,. T. Gordon. pusnist. Me susie saith
After the foregoing musical aud literary
treat came the icst Vt cNpertncS and ag,ili-
~ in rolling cotton samples. J. w. Love
and J. A. Alexander were the contestants,
AMI Tor several minutes held the hundreds
Of spectators cnlhmllcd 10y absorbing in
tcrNt Love carried of the pnzs and sit-
islactiOn OF tumuliuous applause by wrap
ping and tying hiiy slmplcs in eight
minutes. Alexander was three minutes
behind.
Tho nth days attractions were terminal
cd bya beautiful exhibition dnl by tho
two military companies.
AZ . o'clock y. m. today the premiums
will lc awarded, and all aro invited.
The association will como out ahead on
iis present, iiS lint venture, and deserve
commentator Tor the pluck and energy
displayed. The fair will be continued an
nunlly, aud no doubt grow with zach suc-
,ucdinR year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
POLITICAL POINTS.

Wisconsin Republicans favor the follow.
ing ticket for next year For President,
Jerry Rusk; Tor Vicc-rrsidcnt, Lucius
fairhld
one Of the curosiiios ~ the late pruhibi.
ton election In Tcnn,Sor WIS the lnc that
those counties which have adopted local
option IA nearly every instance voted
against the amendment
Senator Allison, ui Iowa, having made
lIis appearance ON the New York ,tump.
the sun suyg "fhc Hon. William nnyd
Nilsson has taken the stump and his scry.
icy. seem to be- ingryat demand. o
Comparing him with some al the most
famous oi his Republican gssucinl,s Ia the
Senate, We may nay that lngllls IL an
electric battery suddcnly TUNED on. Ia.
munds Chiscl, John sherman "A logical
cold bath, George lloar q cracked music.
box. Eyarts an endless chain aud Allison
an old well-sWccp, not expeditions, but
fetching up good spring water when il
gets tu work.
Even the correspondent II tho Clncin.
natl Commercial Gazette. who went 10
Macon, Tia, To ac the reception 10 Jeff
Davis. conipsSsS that theru IN nothing dis
loyal or dangerous in the respect sb.-a n
the lcadcroi tho Uonicdcmry. Two ilags
only wcrc hung ont Ia The memory Of the
lost cause" lc AyS; 'all the rest were
nj. white and blue. IN the national cnlnrs.
and the stars and stripes In the miles Of
bunting aud tho ,hundrd. II starry ban.
ncrs. emphasizing the melancholy sur.
p.,ti,cnc-s of thnsc lone representative, 81
q cause lost, u sinic Of society and STYLE 81
Life gone forever and In all that rprai,
cheering thrnng there VEN probably few
10 wish II otherwise, outside 81 Mr. Davis
carripvp 4